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This is actually a question - Changing the index.html do you need to do anything else? #1

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RichShumaker opened this issue Dec 24, 2016 · 2 comments

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@RichShumaker
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I am new to Google App Engine so this has taken some time.
I was able to create, install, and now I am in the process of figuring out how to update this system.
I have added plug in's and other things that are specific to my TW5.

I followed the steps to update the index.html and it is working locally correctly.
Unfortunately it is not working via the app engine so I wanted to know do you need to also 'restart' something?(The plug in I added did not show up - the powered by tiddlywiki banner)

Thank you very much for creating this it is awesome.

Rich Shumaker

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rsc commented Dec 27, 2016

Hi. Sorry for the delay. Yes, you have to redeploy the app with appcfg.py update to push the new index.html to App Engine. If you change the version during the redeploy then you also have to visit the App Engine "Versions" page in the Cloud Console to migrate default traffic over to the new version.

@RichShumaker
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I know this is me being inexperienced and not actually knowing what I am doing. Thank you very much for all your help in advance.

I apologize for my delay as it was much longer than yours. I guess my Git notifications are turned off, checking on that next.

I have simply tried appcfg.py update and it needed more data(folder or file name).
So I used the folder and the file and it seems I am getting a permissions error when I try to update the tiddly folder or the app.yaml.
Not sure if I am even executing the update correctly.

Thanks again for all your help.
Rich Shumaker

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